Thoughts on web development, programming, and technology
Broad analysis of technology trends, innovation patterns, adoption dynamics, and their multifaceted impacts on business and society. These posts take a holistic view of how emerging technologies create opportunities, disrupt markets, transform industries, and influence how we live and work.
A detailed walkthrough of migrating a full-stack React application from Remix to React Router v7 framework mode, including the rationale, migration process, and practical insights from the trenches.
EMFILE (too many open files) and memory ceilings on Vercel's hobby plan are a recurring failure mode for Remix builds; this collects patterns and likely causes.
New research shows Google's AI Overviews reduce website clicks by almost 50%. As someone using Dia browser with built-in AI, I rarely visit websites anymore. Are we witnessing the end of traditional web traffic patterns?
Companies have discovered a clever PR trick. Instead of announcing layoffs that tank stock prices, they tout AI efficiency gains that justify not hiring. Same result, better optics, and investors love it.
My experience migrating this blog from Node.js to Bun, delivering significant performance improvements through native File and Glob APIs while simplifying the codebase.
Figma's aggressive trademark strategy—covering generic tech terms like "Dev Mode," "Config," and "Schema"—has sparked backlash. Here's a rundown of the most questionable trademarks and why Lovable (and the community) should push back.
OpenAI is reportedly in talks to acquire Windsurf, the AI coding startup formerly known as Codeium, for $3 billion. This move signals OpenAI’s intent to catch up with GitHub Copilot and Cursor, and sends a clear message to Microsoft: OpenAI is ready to compete head-to-head in the developer tools market.
A closer look at OpenAI's rumored new AI models including GPT-4.1, its smaller variants, and the mysterious o3 and o4-mini models. What might these new offerings bring to the AI landscape?
GitHub Copilot's latest upgrade introduces groundbreaking features that redefine AI-assisted coding. Additionally, Microsoft's decision to block its extensions on Cursor AI raises questions about the future of AI tooling.
As society becomes increasingly divided by technological access, the rise of AI and convenience services highlights a growing stratification. From financial barriers to time as a luxury, the implications of this divide are profound. Will future generations inherit a fairer landscape or one defined by privilege?